Ares
- proper noun
- /ˈɛəriz/
- Literature
- -And Ares, god of war?
- Ares, god of war
- the god Ares
Examples
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Zeus and his son Ares alongside the guardians from the sky.
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Ares is the god of war, right?
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What if I was to tell you that Ares is your enemy now?
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We can save everybody, but we have to stop Ares to do it.
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The next event is The Battle of Ares.
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And she thinks that Ludendorff is Ares, the God of War?
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Let them know you're Ares and lay waste to this place.
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You're in the underworld, Ares, where it's wise to obey me.
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Annabeth: Ares must have put the bolt in Luke's shield.
Academic text (2010) -
In ancient mythology, Ares represents the chaotic and violent aspects of war.
Synonyms
The Roman god of war and farming, father of Romulus and Remus
Surface Forms
Etymology
Ares is the Greek name for the god of 'war' and is the counterpart of the Roman god Mars. That's why Ares brings to mind battle, violence, or anything warlike.